Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 09, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HKRALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 0, 10H4 - BPLW MM U - MT . Friday Evening, July t ' :M Jlek Canon CBS IS Mrwa CSS 0:30 Godfrey DIjMI CBS I X li OrUflth ABC f tuphnta P.r Concttt ABC M Mr. Khji CBS I 2S SurprtM Theatre CBS ' - - LAST 2 DAYS! SUNDAY! it BEGINS WHERE "THE ROBE IEPT Off! DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. - LAST 2 DAYS! MMCFtXAVEXY! m ini Mia SE-BETTia-LQO0UN starts SUNDAY! Lwj.'JJ.ftUn naiMs MCKiofi scorr MTBEN McCAMBRn&E BRAOT Shorts - Cartoon News katJTM...eakeeaietl ajaa friafiaf MmNI ' I 1 1 IV runui WaW MUlf. -FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS fmll's Super Morktl ' fth & PiM Suburban Drug Co. ' 3f SO South 4th Superior Troy . loondry 4 Cloontri 400 So. 4th 234 Kit math . loot Side Pharmacy 101 1. Molit St. Schlffmon Suoomorl ' 3603 Alromont Dr. K M Lowvll Thomt CBS S:4S Tkmntt Emit CBS ft 00 Amerion Sports Htt ABC B 30 Conom of Fvori 10 00 10 p.m. Headline 1C 11 Bill Stern ABC 10.10 Kilocycle Ktub 11 00 Off Newt Summary 11:05 Sun OK KFLW 1459 Ko ST Saturday, July 16 f 00 Early Bird Newt sua Alarm Clock Cluia C 45 Bide the Bus 8 S3 Mukle t;00 Newt-Bkbt Edition t;14 Charlie Rounoup 7:30 Frank Got CBS 7: Coffee Time ABC C OO BUI Shadel the Nam CBS fc 03 No School Today ABC 6:30 Soace Patrol ABC 10:00 Robert Q. Lewis 11:00 Start over Hollywood CBS 11:30 Kerm New CBS 11:43 Garden Gate CBS 12:00 Noon Edition News 12:15 Syncopation Piece CBS 12:30 Network Orch. CBS 1:00 News ABC IAS Paulena Carter ABC 115 Horse Rare ABC 1:30 Pan American Union ABC 2 00 News ABC 2 30 It's Your Business ABC Jt)5 Tea t Crumpet ABC l iS James Crowley ABC 5.00 News ABC 5 OS 101 Ranch . Boys ABC S-30 Basin Briefs 3:43 Operation Music CBS 4:00 News 4 03 Som with Wynne 3 00 City Hospital 5:30 Today's Sports Hujhlujhtl 3:43 Frank Goss CBS C:33 Hometown News 0 00 Let's Pretend CBS C:30 You Were There 6 43 Words of Life 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7:30 Charlie's Bedtime Stories 7:33 News ABC R.-oo The Lone Ranter ARC 8:25 ABC Late Sports ABC 8:30 Hometown Jamboree CBS P.DO News ABC 9:05 Dancing Parly ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Danclnft- Party ABC 10:30 Kilocycle Klub 11:00 Sign Off News Summary Vii WILDE 'Twm WRIGHT eIlirTtlCMMlCOloTjtJ! IG TOMORROW! H OPEN 7 P.M. LAST time Walking My Baby BkL, Home lUcSwtcoiBp I T0M0RR0WH Desert merorj VMRL RKKUO COMTf r, WO special attraction! SAVAGE DRUMS' I! LAST DAY! i3 um mMm XJH twnheDe Carlo itsi easts aaa loaae S wrm uimmsi I I a af at f tm Bitsswi sa 6UMFI6WTKS OF THt NWWiST MOUWuF Bill Divif Richfield 2SS1 South 4th Shoop & Schultio Stnrlco Station Main A Sprint Tho ll "Y" Market 4710 So. Sixth Buy Low Food Cantor 133S Oregon Ava. Crifi'i Superior Pootfs A Carl'i Suporior Mooti Shotta Woy A Division 11.03 Sun Off - ' KFJI 1IM Kt. rST Friday Kvenlnc July I aOB Gabriel Heatter MBB a i5 KA-ening Edition Local Newt Holleod Hiinhihu 30 VirgU Ptnklu Newt DI M a u Sam Htyea Newt DLIft 33 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Red Skelton Show 7:30 Sports Meport 7 40 Timber Tales 7.43 Music aoa Official Detective MBS a. 30 Music B 00 Newspaper ol the Air DLBS 13 rulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 8:30 Moonlight Melodies 35 Robert Hurlelgh Newt MBS 10 00 Shad) Side ol Midnight 11:00 Sign Oft KFJI U5t K6. F8T Saturday, July 10 a a Bunnae serenaae 6 30 Farm Reporter 8 43 Pee Wee Stidtiam and the Rain bow Melody Boyt 7:00 rank Hemingway Newt DLBS 7 II Breakfaat i3ang MM 7 : Te4ay's Beet Buys 0 7:41 Firtt Edition af the New 7 54 Something to Thtak Aketlt t at Best m Rerttrd . 8:13 Melodic Interlude I 23 News MBS 1 30 Brea,WaC Gang DLBS 8 43 ledXar Market a.40 Best on RecarO IS Tipa From the Town Shop 130 Headline Newa DLBS 33 Social Security Program 9.40 Music 43 Music of Manhattan 10 00 Ten O'clock Newt 10 13 Morning MelodiM 11.30 The Story leliex 11:43 Fire "ighters 12:08 4-H Club Program 13:13 Noonday Edition Local Newa 1:30 Baseball 3:30 Scoreboard MBS 3 25 News DLBS 3 30 Woody Woodpecker Show MBS 4;00 Forward March 4:15 Frank fleaungway Newa L 4:30 Proudly We Hail S 00 Let Hlgbia Newa MM 3:03 Music S OS The Baptist Hour 3:35 Pee Wee Sttdham aad the Rain bow Melody Boys 3 45 Jack Brtckoouta MBS S:53 Newa MBS a aa How It Hapoaned 4:13 Pee Wee Stidham and the Rain bow Melody Boys 8 13 Hollywood Highlight i$0 Tommy Oden- end hit Western Rhythmmastert T:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 Club 1130 P 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:13 For Dancer' Only 10:08 Shady Slda of Midnight U.-00 Sign Oft Cka&acl 1 Friday Evening-, July t 3 20 Devotion 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Feminine Fanciet 4:30 Val Rogue Show 3:00 Uncle Bill Show 9:30 Super Circus 6:00 SoorUrcel e:43 Mobilgtis Fightl ' 7:00 Rogue Rod and Gun Club 7:30 Southern Oregon Roundtabla 8:00 TBA 9 00 Viceroy Theater B 30 weauter 9:33 Newt 9 40 Best Theater 10:40 Sign Off Saturday. July II 3:30 Devotions . 3:30 yalth for Today 4:00 Angus Bowmer 4:30 Western Theater 3 30 Melody Wrangler 6.00 Thafa May Boy . 8 30 Jackson County Health 7:00 Stage Show C OO Amateur Hour :30 Break tho Bank 0:00 Beat Theater (Double Feah 10:13 Weather 10:20 Newt . 10:23 Beet Theater 11 JO Sign Off Revival Meets To Be Held First Baotist Church . North Eighth and Washington. Is conduct- ini a series or revival nmums Jnlv is throueh 18 at 1:30 p.m. The revival, under the leadership of the youth of the church, Is spon sored hv the Training union. Rev. Glen Murphy of Roseville, California, who, with his brother, John led the youth rally here a year ago, will be guest preacher. Rill Noalc will direct the music. Everyone Is welcome to attend the revival meetings. WEEK'S SEWIKG BUY! 8 1 m p 1 y tailored, launder-ensy fashion that's every Inch a boon to your flgurel The figure-slimming magio in your favorite side clos ing is destined to spell flattery for you. Choose comfortable cotton and stay cool as a penquln for the rest oi ine summer. Pattern B23: MisBes' Blzea 10, 12, 14, If, 18. Else 16 takes 3!, yards 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Bend thirty-five cent In coins for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing, Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box -6140, Chicago (0, III. Print your name, address, gone; site, style number. r ; . , $$ G l 0 : I ' ; A'B; ' I ?ny CAPITAL CITY JAZZ SAND, Sacr.mmto, will pUy at (K. Red This outstanding band plays Oixialand music, walti.i, foxtrots, organisation boasts that it has had tha sama man continuously ago. , REV. AND MRS. CLARENCE H. IEAHM Pastor Has Active Career By FRED HEARD In 1887, on April 13, Clarence H. Beahm, present pastor of the Klam ath Falls Church of God, was born in Tola City, Kansas, the son of John Henry and Sarah Bcshm. His father was a circuit minis. ter in the First Baptist Church Musician To Be Heard In KF "Meet the Baron." Lee Baron. International tone-poet of the or gen. the man with the educated elbows and favorite of Hollywood stars is opening tonight in the Pon- derosa Room at the WlUard Hotel. Baron, who plays both popular and semi-classics, also features Latin American-music in his own style, using his elbows during ren dition of his music. - - He is here from a recent engage ment at the Desert Inn, Las Vegas. where he completed a five months engagement and in recent months has been at the Royal Hawaiian and Lau Yce Chal, Honolulu. He had the longest run in history at the Hollcywood Paladium, has p'ayed in numerous other promi nent night spots on the west coast and the Hawaiian Islands. Barron; inventor of the Baron- tone cabinet for electric organs, has pioneered the electric organ progress in acoustics. He started playing at the age of eight years. Demos Launch Vote Campaign EUGENE Ml Oregon Demo crats will launch their general election campaign Saturday with a mld-stste rally featuring Adlal Stevenson. It Is billed as a major address for the 1053 Democratic presiden tial candidate, who has announced he will discuss the hydroelectric power Issue a major campaign point In this state. His appearance Is intended to add prestige to the state candi dates and to- raise money. On the platlorm with him will be the party's candidates for (op offices, Including author Richard L. Neuberger who is frying to un seat Republican Senator Guy Cor don by campaigning for public ownership of big power projects and other natural resources, In cluding off-shore oil. The rally will be held in an open air arena seating 5.000, and Demo crats hope to fill it despite a $3.50 admission fee by organising motor caravans from as far away as Portland, 130 miles to the north. County Welfare Group Named SALEM iPl Reappointments to county welfare commissions werei released nere rrlday by the office of Oov. Paul L, Patterson. They include: Dr. E. W. Carter. Rosebura.' Douglas: Lloyd Ogllvle. John Day, Oranti George R. Riddle, Grants Pass, Josephine; E. B. Hall, Klamath Falls, Klamath; Mrs. A. J. McAdanui, Eugene, Lane; O. Hager, Hcppncr,- Morrow: M. J. Plnney, Pendleton, Umatilla. ATTENTION SCHWINN BIKE OWNERS Bring In your Schwlnn for your free annual check-upl POOLE'S - 222 So. 7th and during his early ministry was a part-time farmer Clarence Beahm attended both elementary school and high school In Iola City. He married Anna Bellee Clark In 1006. Mrs. Beahm died in 1934. Rev. Beahm attended one year at a theological college in Boise, Iaaho. (hen attended the Ander son Bible College and theological seminary at Anderson. Indiana. He was ordained into the min istry In 1033. He moved to California In 1016 where he was active In work in the Church of Ood until he became pastor of the Fresno church in 1930. During these years he was chairman of the state board of ministers. He was also a member ol the California extension Board. He came to the Klamath Tails Church of God in 1048 and Is a current member of the Devotional Committee of Oregon. , Mrs. Bertha E. Beahm. his wife since 1937, is active with him in church work, assisting as a pianist at services, as a Sunday School teacher and song leader. , Mrs. Beahm was born May II, 1889, In Rossvllle, Illinois and was schooled in Indiana where she met Rev. Beahm. She gardens as hobbv and Is interested in many other activities In til u r t b work.. REFUGEES BUENOS AIRES. Argentina W Argentine Foreign Minuter Jeron imo Remorlno has disclosed that 390 refugees are staying at the Argentine Embassy In Guatemala City. teniae ro oua TiMt' r. f. iESaurtiio. CHIEF THEATER CHILOQUIN, ORE. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evanlng Shew 7 o'clock Continuous Show SATURDAY Starting at Prices fpr Evening Show ADULTS . . . $1.10 inc. tax Chlldran . . 25c anytlma Saturday Matinao Adulta . . 13c inc. tax (until 8 p.m.) ty a MAcmricEJiT motion B.rn, Dorrii, S.turday. July 10. polkas and novalty vocals. This sinct it was founded five years Redding Plans 'Jackass Week' REDDING. Calif. itli-The City Council proclaimed July 10-1M Na tional Jackass Week complete with a popularity contest lo choose "your favorite Jackassanunal oi human." George Fleharty. top exalted grand puncher o( the Asphalt Cow boys, a fun-lovmg group of busi nessmen, sold (he council on (he Idea vesterday lo publicize a com munity barbecue here Aug. 1. Shortening Spry Shortening Satin Sugar Cherub Airway Grated Style Torpedo Tumid W No. V SNOWFLAKE SODAS WHITE STAR TUNA Wesson SALAD DRESSING TIDE, CHEER All Sweet GRAHAMS Real Meaty, PORK Spare Was 2- to 5-lb. Sides BOTH SAFEWAY STORES OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 2316 S. 6th St. 211 No. 8th St. CORNER 4TH AND MAIN Archers Group MAUN Orriion bow huntcra have scheduled their riuiu.I Held tourney lor July 10 and U, at Cave Junollon, Tha Boulliern Ore gon League of Archers will, lionl Ihln archery event ol ulnto-wldo In terest. Tho silo of Uia urchrry rmiKe Is Just olf the highway ap proximately I'j miles up the Ore gon Caves lllghway hum Cave Junction. Reulsirailon will open ut 9:00 a.m. und will close at noon Saturday. Registration lee will be one dollar lor adulta and to cents (or Juniors under 10. All archers participating will be Court Calendars Badly Crowded 8AN FRANCISCO Lfl Clllof Jus tice Earl Warren says federal court calendars are becoming so crowded II olien takes two years to settle a case. Ho told the San Francisco Bar Amu. vesterduy thai (he conges tion must be solved lo preserve the "American way of life." Home people can't aKord (ho delays and accept unsatisfactory ou(-of-cour( settlements, he said. CUSTOM BALING Claude L. Metz PHONE EVENINGS 7-2172 Tulelake - California a-kastaeaSLI n Prices effective now, through Saturday, at Safawov in Klamath Foils. Wo Rttorva tha Right to Limit Victories Cone Milk Evaporated, Inrlchad. TALL TINS Coffee Tim Oil Q, 55c May Miracle MARGARINE Honey Maid Tight, Crlso Haadi SALE Plan Tourney classified and placed In shouting groups of equal nullity. Tho tour ney. will be shot on 50 targets, as approved by the Notional Field Archery Association ami leg Isle red for 30 pin; 118 largela will be allot on Hoiurdny, and (he oilier 'JO, dn Huiiduy. Novelty shoots have been arranged for archers who have Idle tune, Tururts or Held arrow will be used. Iliere will bo trophies for high score for men. women and juniors In both Insllnctlvo and 1 1 co slvle division. Also, thren place medals will be awarded for all National Field Al chins Assocls. lion clussllltullons In both divi sions. Klamath Falls, Orifaa AMERICAN CHINESI ' 'Mds al Ikalr bill on B. Leo, Mar. It. MM Cm Ofdara T. T.k. On! I 69 63 3 lb. Tin 3 lb. Tin 10 05 2 19( Iib $181 39c 29c 52c 39c 69c 98c 29c 2 lbs. Bit Sii No. Vx Tin DayQt Duchess, Tang Whip Qt. Giant 4 lb, lb. dnfflt 5 each SAVINGS GALORE! L